The Ability to Take Another Person's Perspective, and to Think

question 27

Multiple Choice

The ability to take another person's perspective, and to think and feel as that person does, is called what?

• A) ethics
• B) sympathy
• C) empathy
• D) self-awareness

Grasp the challenges and concerns at different stages of an internship, with a focus on the Competence Stage.

Recognize the importance and impact of perceptions and lived experiences during internships.

Identify critical resources beyond academic knowledge that contribute to success in internships.

Navigate crises related to growth, competence, and management during internships.

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Definitions:

Seller Surplus

The difference between price (what the seller is able to sell for) and the seller’s value (what she is willing to sell for).

Individual's Value

The worth or significance of a person, often considered in terms of their qualities, actions, and contributions to society.

Willing

Displaying a readiness or preference towards a particular action or decision.

Consumer Surplus

See Buyer Surplus.